Gay marriage will soon be legal (state, support, homosexuals, marriages)

[Yeledaf]

Originally Posted by LAPalms

And always remember that your love is very much as valid as any other. Be YOURSELF and be PROUD

Unless you're a polygamist. Then you have to be proud in jail.

[pshinspections]

Legal does not equal the right thing to do. Slavery was once the law all over the world. As was child sex. And child sacrifice. If you didn't follow the law you were killed. People who think we are smarter than those before us have to wait until they're old and sick to figure out how stupid they were.

[chielgirl]

Originally Posted by pshinspections

Legal does not equal the right thing to do. Slavery was once the law all over the world. As was child sex. And child sacrifice. If you didn't follow the law you were killed. People who think we are smarter than those before us have to wait until they're old and sick to figure out how stupid they were.

Wow, I missed that part, when was slavery the LAW? When was child sex and child sacrifice the LAW?

In what country/countries? During what time frames? Please illuminate me.

[scrip]

Originally Posted by trnmeon

Conservatives only disapprove of same-sex marriage because of ignorance and prejudice.

That's a rather sweeping statement. You might consider me a conservative but your above statement is completely wrong.

I disagree with same-sex marriage for many reasons. Some of those reasons are:

1. There is no science to support the born that way theory.
2. Science is actually hostile to the born that way theory.
3. There is a growing population of ex-gays. For example, take Michael Glatze who co-founded the Young Gay America magazine. Mr. Glatze left the homosexual life. Charlene Cothran was the publisher for Venus Magazine, a magazine for homosexuals but she left the homosexual life as well and now uses Venus Magazine to help others leave the homosexual life.

IMO, changing the definition of marriage based on a changeable sexual behavior is social suicide.

[happ]

Originally Posted by scrip

That's a rather sweeping statement. You might consider me a conservative but your above statement is completely wrong.

I disagree with same-sex marriage for many reasons. Some of those reasons are:

1. There is no science to support the born that way theory.
2. Science is actually hostile to the born that way theory.
3. There is a growing population of ex-gays. For example, take Michael Glatze who co-founded the Young Gay America magazine. Mr. Glatze left the homosexual life. Charlene Cothran was the publisher for Venus Magazine, a magazine for homosexuals but she left the homosexual life as well and now uses Venus Magazine to help others leave the homosexual life.

IMO, changing the definition of marriage based on a changeable sexual behavior is social suicide.

Are you arguing for ignorance? You're doing a hell of job, scripy

[scrip]

Originally Posted by StillwaterTownie

How does legalized gay marriage force anything upon anyone ...

A good question. Here's something you might not have considered:

Let's say John and Martha marry and have a long life together. If John dies before Martha, Martha receives John's pension until Martha dies as well. But, what if Martha dies first and John decides to give his pension to his son, so he marries his son. Nothing wrong with that, right? I mean it's a same-sex marriage and they can't have kids so why not? Well, what about that pension and how does that affect others by continuing the payments for another 30 years? What about social security?

Why limit marriage to a single same-sex couple? Why not 5 same sex couples forming one marriage? Why not 5 opposite sex couples forming one marriage?

There's a well-known homosexual activist named Frank Kameny who says bestiality is okay as long as the animal doesn't mind. Should we allow marriage to animals or just let some people have sex with animals because they have the freedom to do so?

Should transgenders get medical benefits for surgery? How does that affect your medical premiums?

How does alll this affect our culture and society? Where do we draw the line?

[scrip]

Originally Posted by happ

Are you arguing for ignorance?

Then by all means, provide a reference to a study that says I'm wrong.

Since you can't, who is on the side of ignorance here?

[happ]

Originally Posted by scrip

A good question. Here's something you might not have considered:

Let's say John and Martha marry and have a long life together. If John dies before Martha, Martha receives John's pension until Martha dies as well. But, what if Martha dies first and John decides to give his pension to his son, so he marries his son. Nothing wrong with that, right? I mean it's a same-sex marriage and they can't have kids so why not? Well, what about that pension and how does that affect others by continuing the payments for another 30 years? What about social security?

Why limit marriage to a single same-sex couple? Why not 5 same sex couples forming one marriage? Why not 5 opposite sex couples forming one marriage?

There's a well-known homosexual activist named Frank Kameny who says bestiality is okay as long as the animal doesn't mind. Should we allow marriage to animals or just let some people have sex with animals because they have the freedom to do so?

Should transgenders get medical benefits for surgery? How does that affect your medical premiums?

How does alll this affect our culture and society? Where do we draw the line?

You're doing a hell of job, scripy

[scrip]

Originally Posted by happ

You're doing a hell of job, scripy

And we can see from your posts that your only contribution to the discussion is personal attacks.

[arod0331]

Originally Posted by scrip

IMO, changing the definition of marriage based on a changeable sexual behavior is social suicide.

People used to feel that way about interracial marriages too.